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Friday, 19 September 2008
JPEG Quality
From time to time, Kodak digital camera owners query why or how much JPEG compression is set by Kodak in the Full Auto mode of the Point and Shoot cameras. Invariably, I point them to Mediachance's JPEG Quality Estimator, which reads a JPEG file and figures out how much compression was used. It's a useful tool.
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